Russia has created a new material for the construction of rocket mines and nuclear reactors

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Scientists of the Far Eastern Federal University have created a new environmentally friendly material of increased strength for the construction of special-purpose buildings, including rocket mines, nuclear reactors, hydraulic facilities, reports Interfax-AVN message of the university.



According to the information, during the creation of the material, “industrial waste - crushed stone, ash, limestone, as well as hyperplasticizer and components of ordinary concrete” were used.

With the help of modern technology, the composite binder powder obtained from waste is crushed to nano-dimensions. After the composite is water shut, a more dense packing of particles occurs due to the intensification of cement hydration. This gives the building material increased strength, durability, heat and moisture resistance,
says release.

It is noted that the resulting "material can be used for the construction of hydraulic structures, piers, rocket mines, nuclear reactors, runways and other special structures."

Currently, the material is being tested in the engineering troops. If the development is approved, scientists will be able to apply for a grant from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, which is planned to be sent for further refinement of the composite and its introduction into production.
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  1. +21
    31 July 2017 15: 54
    They can, devils!
    And for domestic use, weakly?!?
    You can definitely use it in industry. Let the Germans envy.
    Still marketing way ...
    1. +7
      31 July 2017 15: 59
      Quote: Logall
      And for domestic use, weakly?!?

      cutting-edge ideas and techniques come from the military ...
      but it confuses a number of factors ... for example, how to grind to the size of ,, nano ,, will? torment vague doubts
      With the help of modern technologies, the composite binder powder obtained from waste is crushed to nanoscale
      1. +21
        31 July 2017 16: 03
        I agree. Take our internet with you ...
        Just do not need about `` nano ''!
        Chubais away from developments !!!
      2. +7
        31 July 2017 16: 03
        Quote: himRa
        Than to grind to the sizes ,, nano ,, will be?

        Nanoball nanobubble mill. lol Nanotolium would not fit into this matter.
        1. +3
          31 July 2017 16: 07
          Quote: novobranets
          Nanoball nanobubble mill.

          and at the same time publish nanonoise drinks
          1. +2
            31 July 2017 16: 34
            Quote: himRa
            and at the same time publish a nano noise

            And all this will be done by nanostrubatovtsy.
    2. +12
      31 July 2017 16: 06
      Well, again, it would be better to create the material so that the houses would stand for 100 years or that our cars would not rust in the early years, but it would be better if the asphalt would stand for 50 years and not crack or break. It would be much more useful than green missile silos.
      1. +3
        31 July 2017 16: 55
        Quote: RASKAT
        it would be better if we created the material so that the houses would stand for 100 years or our cars would not rust in the early years, but it would be better if the asphalt would stand for 50 years and not crack or break.

        In this case, the entire liberal model and capitalism itself in a landfill, it is not profitable for them, is it really not clear?
      2. +1
        31 July 2017 17: 25
        Quote: RASKAT
        it would be better to create material so that residential buildings stand for 100 years or that our cars do not rust in the first years, but it would be better if the asphalt stood about 50 years and did not crack or break

        They can do all this. But that's just how kickbacks and profits from repairs ??))
      3. 0
        31 July 2017 19: 51
        Quote: RASKAT
        Well, again, it would be better to create the material so that the houses would stand for 100 years or that our cars would not rust in the early years, but it would be better if the asphalt would stand for 50 years and not crack or break. It would be much more useful than green missile silos.

        We are talking about special facilities. They are always more expensive and more durable than materials for mass construction, because requirements are higher. Are you ready to use them to build your home and pay much more for it? There is always a choice
      4. 0
        1 August 2017 09: 25
        Eeee, Russian glupies, what then will effective managers live on? For a salary chtoli ?! They do not know how to work.
    3. 0
      31 July 2017 16: 28
      Quote: Logall
      Let the Germans envy.


      Germans are ready in Crimea to build roads from ruins

      http://crimea.ria.ru/economy/20161210/1108345043.
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    4. 0
      31 July 2017 18: 18
      It is noted that the resulting "material can be used for the construction of hydraulic structures, piers, rocket mines, nuclear reactors, runways and other special structures."

      What about civilian use?
      1. +4
        31 July 2017 19: 24
        He who has eyes will see, he who knows how to read and will read:
        construction of hydraulic structures


        piers


        nuclear reactors runways
  2. +2
    31 July 2017 15: 54
    Wolves were swung to the basis of the entire construction industry ... or is it easier to saw? Who heard what?
  3. +3
    31 July 2017 16: 09
    Well done Guys !!!! it is very nice to read such news! I hope your invention will be accepted, and begin to put into practice! good good
  4. +6
    31 July 2017 16: 09
    According to the information, during the creation of the material, “industrial waste - crushed stone, ash, limestone, as well as hyperplasticizer and components of ordinary concrete” were used.
    They would also learn how to recycle household waste for the benefit of themselves and nature, it would be very good.
    1. +2
      31 July 2017 16: 25
      I have been waiting for a long time when they will start using the construction waste. Well done, our scientists. by the way, about the asphalt. On the Internet, I caught my eye somehow, ours created a self-stopping asphalt, it adapts itself to the temperature.
  5. 0
    31 July 2017 16: 11
    Russia has created a new material for the construction of rocket mines and nuclear reactors

    There you go. Again we are “ahead of the rest!”
    And let the "captain of the universe" turn on the printing press and send in "his hirelings," all the same to the bourgeois kayuk.
  6. +4
    31 July 2017 16: 23
    With the help of modern technologies, the composite binder powder obtained from waste is crushed to nanoscale

    well then all business, start grinding components to nanoscale
    A nanoparticle is an isolated solid-phase object that has a distinct boundary with the environment, the dimensions of which in all three dimensions are aboutt 1 to 100 nm[

    cement
    Cement powder mainly consists of grains of size ot 5-10 to 30-40 microns.

    i.e., grinding is required in comparison with cement every 100 times as a minimum.
    Well, if we add that sand and gravel are added to concrete in addition to cement, then this nanosuperbone mixture must be crushed to the entire nanoparticle.
    I missed or the developers of this superdevice did not knowingly write the cost of this null analogue in the world of powder?
    What is concrete on? Does anyone know?
    What would build rocket mines from it?
    laughing
    1. +1
      31 July 2017 16: 28
      Well, once it passes the tests, then everything is in a bundle: both price and technology. Did you want to read the production manual?
      1. +1
        31 July 2017 16: 29
        Quote: newbie
        Well, once it passes the tests, then everything is in a bundle: both price and technology.

        I would like your optimism
        Quote: newbie
        Did you want to read the production manual?

        No, only the price per ton.
        No more.
        1. +4
          31 July 2017 16: 32
          optimism optimism, but even if they went to the test, then it remains the case for small, to prove the parameters. You will find out the price after public procurement, maybe.
          1. +2
            31 July 2017 16: 35
            Quote: newbie
            optimism optimism, but if we went to the test, then it’s all left to do, prove the parameters

            And I somehow thought that a feasibility study should exist for everything. request
            Quote: newbie
            You will find out the price after public procurement, maybe.

            That's for sure, nobody has canceled the cut of nano-concrete.
            1. +5
              31 July 2017 16: 39
              I do not understand. technology, the product is being tested. and the product is of a military nature. many components are classified, as is price. Take it out for you. oh, these mantras about cut_ always resort to them when there is nothing to say.
              1. +1
                31 July 2017 16: 47
                Quote: newbie
                do not understand you. technology, the product is being tested. and the product is of a military nature. many components are classified

                oh well you
                It is noted that the resulting "material can be used for construction hydraulic structures, piersrocket mines, nuclear reactors, runways and other special facilities».

                Quote: newbie
                as is the price. Take it out for you. oh, these mantras about cut_ always resort to them when there is nothing to say.

                There is something.
                Nobody has canceled the cost indicator, as well as the feasibility study of the project.
                Do you understand what this is about?
                So who has heard something about the price?
                1. +3
                  31 July 2017 16: 51
                  I am surprised to some people. enough technical terms to pour. so I understand that you have a problem with this. you will not see any justification or anything else until the tests pass. moreover, a military-style project, possibly a breakthrough on a global scale. learn everything in due time.
                  1. 0
                    31 July 2017 17: 00
                    Quote: newbie
                    I am surprised to some people. enough technical terms to pour. so I understand that you have a problem with this. you will not see any justification or anything else until the tests pass. moreover, a military-style project, possibly a breakthrough on a global scale. learn everything in due time.

                    good luck.
                    laughing
                    1. +1
                      31 July 2017 17: 05
                      grand mercy.
                2. 0
                  31 July 2017 22: 05
                  Who is talking about, and a Jew considers grandmas, moreover, the most amazing thing is that of strangers. No offense hi
    2. +1
      31 July 2017 16: 40
      How many in Israel skizdili on the purchase of submarines? laughing
      1. 0
        31 July 2017 16: 43
        Quote: ultra
        How many in Israel skizdili on the purchase of submarines? laughing

        No sooner - they’ll go to jail.
    3. +2
      31 July 2017 17: 13
      Quote: tamnun
      well then all business, start grinding components to nanoscale

      The press release was written by a typical journalist, so there is about grinding nanopowders from waste.
      If you translate from journalistic to ordinary, then the entire salt of the invention (99% sure) is in the hyperplasticizer. The topic has been known for decades. but apparently a new version of the plasticizer is significantly better than the old. And the topic of waste is a PR add-on, a kind of agro-marker for the general public, such as the topic of the next plasticizer is not interesting to anyone, but if you propose to make invincible rocket mines out of garbage, it will be resonant.
      1. 0
        31 July 2017 17: 15
        Quote: Passing by
        Quote: tamnun
        well then all business, start grinding components to nanoscale

        The press release was written by a typical journalist, so there is about grinding nanopowders from waste.
        If you translate from journalistic to ordinary, then the entire salt of the invention (99% sure) is in the hyperplasticizer. The topic has been known for decades. but apparently a new version of the plasticizer is significantly better than the old. And the topic of waste is a PR add-on, a kind of agro-marker for the general public,Like the topic of the next plasticizer is not interesting to anyone, but if you propose to make invincible rocket mines out of garbage, it will be resonant.

        Quite possibly. hi
        1. +1
          31 July 2017 17: 28
          If anyone is interested, there are works by Kazan scientists:
    4. +1
      31 July 2017 17: 35
      Immediately visible "specialist." Grinding is not a problem, the problem of not giving nanoparticles is going to agloramiraci.
      1. +1
        31 July 2017 17: 39
        Quote: ADmA_RUS
        Immediately visible "specialist." Grinding is not a problem, the problem of not giving nanoparticles is going to agloramiraci.

        To nanoparticles? Are you sure ?
        My friend is engaged in the processing of microchips and various other scrap for pulling precious metals and grinds all this crap. sad
        Grind to nanoparticles - I want to see. Concrete components - hundreds of thousands of tons.
        And that would be cheap. laughing
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          1. 0
            31 July 2017 18: 05
            Quote: ADmA_RUS
            Once again, you don’t know the topic, why are you climbing?

            I’m not a specialist in concrete, but somehow I’m feeling in my gut - that’s totally.
            If you did not mention the most important indicator - PRICE, then apparently there are reasons for this. request
            1. +4
              31 July 2017 18: 33
              Be baptized. Or study. And start reading articles. The material is not yet produced by industry.
          2. 0
            31 July 2017 23: 17
            I do not demand to mean technology, but nonetheless: how do you expect grinding to nanoscale. Personally, I, as a process engineer, have little idea of ​​this process, although I dealt with a similar problem
    5. 0
      31 July 2017 23: 14
      Quote: tamnun
      i.e., grinding is required in comparison with cement every 100 times as a minimum.

      And didn’t you watch the video where they showed nanoasphalt? Two years have passed, but nano-asphalt streets are not visible. There, too, the tires were ground into nanoparticles. So vague doubts torment me
  7. 0
    31 July 2017 16: 36
    It’s not a sin to roll someone into this concrete laughing the main thing is to do, and the candidates will be found.
  8. 0
    31 July 2017 16: 42
    Judging by the attached list of possible applications, the material was not cheap, it is suitable for special structures, and we will build houses and roads in the old fashioned way. And about the introduction of technology on an industrial scale tormented by vague doubts. Usually we are waiting for the overseas to fix the equipment and sell it to us.
  9. 0
    31 July 2017 17: 05
    New material "sawing"?
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  11. 0
    31 July 2017 19: 15
    My house is made of such materials, it was created to be seen .. Nearby rocket mines were built and at the same time houses ..! How many victorious drills burned down .. A hole to drill, this is something, such a burnout costs and howl! They could do it .. And somewhere they hammer a nail and laugh at me .. wassat
  12. 0
    31 July 2017 20: 14
    Interestingly, does the “dust of rotary kilns” fit the concept of “nanocement”?
    1. 0
      31 July 2017 23: 18
      It depends on what’s in the oven. But basically no, it's a bit big
  13. +1
    31 July 2017 21: 41
    It is noted that the resulting "material can be used for the construction of hydraulic structures, piers, rocket mines, nuclear reactors, runways and other special structures."

    Talent of Russians, but for peaceful purposes ...
  14. +1
    1 August 2017 00: 27
    This is not NANO of Chubais for you, but nano material of FEFU! A good example for university science.
    1. +1
      1 August 2017 00: 35
      I feel sorry for the humanities, otherwise I would be clever ...
  15. +1
    1 August 2017 00: 41
    Very good news.
  16. 0
    1 August 2017 07: 03
    We can do everything, we can do everything, we can do everything!
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    1 August 2017 09: 12
    Quote: Gloomy Fox
    If the development is approved, scientists will be able to apply for a grant from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, which is planned to be sent for further refinement of the composite and its introduction into production.

    If the development is approved, scientists will be able to apply for a grant from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, which is planned to be sent for further refinement of the composite and its introduction into production.